What Is SexySelfies?
SexySelfies is a 21+ website where creators sell photos and videos one post at a time. Members don't subscribe. They browse, pick the posts they want, and pay for those.
This page explains how it works from both sides: what members can see and buy, what creators can post and how they get paid, and where the platform came from.
How it works if you're a member
No monthly fee. You pay for the posts you open.
Most creator sites charge a monthly subscription per creator before you see anything. SexySelfies doesn't. Signing up is free. You scroll the feed, look at previews, and decide post by post what is worth paying for.
1. Create a free member account. You must be 21 or older.
2. Buy credits by card through a secure checkout.
3. Spend credits to unlock the posts you want, or tip a creator you like.
4. Follow creators and message them. Messages are for chatting; creators can't sell photos or videos in DMs.
Some posts are free. Paid posts cost whatever the creator picks. You see the price before you pay, and nothing renews.
How it works if you're a creator
The terms, in plain numbers
Most of each sale is yours
Every sale splits 80/20: you get 80%, the platform keeps 20%. Members can also send tips.
You price each post
Make a post free to draw people in, or set your own price for it. There is no subscription tier to manage.
A feed that shows new faces
Members browse a feed of creators, so a new account can be found without bringing its own following.
ID check first
Every creator passes ID verification and must be 21 or older. It keeps fake accounts off the site.
Payouts from $50
When your balance reaches $50, request a payout. It is sent through Wise to a bank account in your country.
Free to join
No sign-up fee and no monthly charge. The platform earns its 20% only when you make a sale.
Who posts here
Fitness, cosplay, candid, glamour: a mix of styles from creators in different countries
What you will and won't find
Sexy, up to full nudity. Not hardcore.
The site sits between Instagram and an explicit adult site. Lingerie, swimwear, fitness, boudoir, glamour and full nudity are all allowed, including artistic frontal nudity. Vulgar or hardcore material is not, and it gets removed.
That line is deliberate. Creators can post nudes without being pushed toward sex content they never wanted to make, and members know what kind of site they are on. Within those rules, each creator decides how much to show.
Most of what you'll see is shot by the creators themselves. Phone selfies, mirror shots, sets taken at home with a timer. Some creators use a proper camera, but this is not a studio catalog.
Where SexySelfies came from
From an App Store fight to a web app
The idea started in 2015. The founders kept seeing people post a gym selfie or a beach photo and get torn apart in the comments. They wanted somewhere people could post a confident photo of themselves without strangers piling on.
The first version was an iPhone app. Apple rejected it 4 times, in part over the word "sexy" in the name. It was approved on the fifth attempt, on April 25, 2018.
Living under app store rules meant any policy change could cut creators off from their income overnight. In 2023 the team rebuilt SexySelfies as a web app. It runs in any phone browser and can be added to your home screen, with no App Store or Play Store in between.
Privacy and safety
What the platform does to protect the people posting
Photo data is removed
When a creator uploads an image, its EXIF data (location, camera details and similar) is stripped before anyone else can see it.
Paid posts stay locked
Full-size paid photos and videos are stored privately and only open for members who have bought them.
Creators can block anyone
A creator can block a member who crosses a line. Harassment gets accounts banned.
Everyone is 21+
Members confirm their age at sign-up. Creators go through ID verification before they can sell.
Common questions about SexySelfies
Asked by members and creators before they sign up
Is SexySelfies an app or a website?
A website built to behave like an app. Open it in your phone's browser, or add it to your home screen. You don't need the App Store or Play Store.
How is it different from OnlyFans?
OnlyFans is built around monthly subscriptions to each creator. SexySelfies has no subscriptions: members pay per post. Content here also stops short of hardcore.
Does it cost anything to join?
No. Member and creator accounts are free. Members pay only for the posts they unlock and any tips they choose to send.
Who can join?
Anyone 21 or older, of any gender. Creators also need to pass ID verification.
How do creators get paid?
Through Wise. Once a creator's balance reaches $50 they can request a payout whenever they like.
Can creators sell content in messages?
No. Photos and videos sent in DMs can't be charged for. Paid content goes in posts, where every member sees the same price.
See it for yourself
Joining is free on both sides. Members can start browsing in a couple of minutes; creators can post once their ID is verified.